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Hey guys,
I am putting in my digital font and having some issues with how one puts in the variable data. So I have to ask, if you want to display a font that is showing a readout, such as Fuel, how would you;
* Depict it 'with' vergage, such as RH tank, such as RH Tank 20.2 Gallons
* Depict it alonw 'witout' any verbage, such as 20.2 gallons
* Depict 20.2 'alone'.
Also, I am guessing that in a 'string' when spacing a name of something such as 'gallons' that would show, one uses /t/ as a spacer? I see that and I am guessing that is what that is.
Here is a string I am studying to try to figure out how its written;
What does the {fnt1} mean?
I see also that the font is using whats between the % symbols. (Getting that part down).
I know this is very close to what you all taught me yesterday, but there are a 'lot' of examples I am finding, and I am a bit confused now on all the % and & and ( symbols. I am just wondering about a form of order, a simple stack order.
Sorry for the dumb questions... Horrible being back in Kindergarten.
Bill
LHC
I am putting in my digital font and having some issues with how one puts in the variable data. So I have to ask, if you want to display a font that is showing a readout, such as Fuel, how would you;
* Depict it 'with' vergage, such as RH tank, such as RH Tank 20.2 Gallons
* Depict it alonw 'witout' any verbage, such as 20.2 gallons
* Depict 20.2 'alone'.
Also, I am guessing that in a 'string' when spacing a name of something such as 'gallons' that would show, one uses /t/ as a spacer? I see that and I am guessing that is what that is.
Here is a string I am studying to try to figure out how its written;
Code:
<String>OIL°C\t\{fnt1}%((A:GENERAL ENG1 OIL TEMPERATURE,celsius))%!d!</String>
What does the {fnt1} mean?
I see also that the font is using whats between the % symbols. (Getting that part down).
I know this is very close to what you all taught me yesterday, but there are a 'lot' of examples I am finding, and I am a bit confused now on all the % and & and ( symbols. I am just wondering about a form of order, a simple stack order.
Sorry for the dumb questions... Horrible being back in Kindergarten.
Bill
LHC